If collective action can force businesses to bear the costs, employers will force politicians to take action

Dr. Richard Horton, editor of The Lancet, says we face a crisis that is biological as well as social

As usual, communities of color are hit hardest by the economic collapse overseen by Trump and his fellow oligarchs

Working-class residents of California's metro regions are soon to suffer an eviction crisis, report says

Author of "Notes From an Apocalypse" on how the pandemic reveals "the most horrifying aspects of capitalism"

Ithaca, N.Y., may be first city to cancel rent. Economist Richard Wolff says the issue is much larger than that

America missed its pandemic kumbaya moment. Disaster resilience researchers think they know why

The "genomic packing" mechanism of COVID-19 may be more like Ebola and HIV, researchers in the US and China say

Rich get richer as millions of Americans fall into poverty and 100 million plunge into "extreme poverty" globally

We know being infected grants only temporary immunity. We may now know a bit better just how long

China's small outbreaks, followed by repeated lockdowns, foretell what other nations may experience soon

We're told the "worst" is over and the curve is flattening. But real-world evidence suggests a long road ahead

Online misinformation has spread rumors that WHO recently reversed its stance on children receiving a COVID vaccine

There's plenty of misinformation about how the vaccines got approved, how they work, and what the risks are

A new report reveals that Buddy the German shepherd, the first American dog to be diagnosed with COVID-19, has died